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Lysander Spooner From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Lysander Spooner January 19 May 14 ) was an American classical liberal political philosopher, abolitionist , and legal theorist of the 19th century . He is best known for his role in the abolitionist movement to end slavery, competing with the U.S. Post Office, and for his contributions to American individualist anarchism Lysander Spooner Contents Life Overview Abolitionism Reconstruction Later Life ... edit Life Overview Spooner was born on a farm in Athol Massachusetts , on January 19, 1808, and died "at one o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday, May 14, Our Nestor Taken From Us by Benjamin Tucker Later known as an early individualist anarchist , Spooner advocated what he called Natural Law coercion against individuals and their property were considered "illegal" but the so-called criminal acts that violated only man-made legislation were not. Spooner was a lifelong deist edit His activism began with his career as a lawyer, which itself violated local Massachusetts law. Spooner had studied law under the prominent lawyers and politicians, John Davis and Charles Allen, but he had never attended college. According to the laws of the state, college graduates were required to study with an attorney for three years, while non-graduates were required to do so for five years. With the encouragement of his legal mentors, Spooner set up his practice in Worcester after only three years, openly defying the courts. He saw the two-year privilege for college graduates as a state-sponsored discrimination against the poor. He argued that such discrimination was "so monstrous a principle as that the rich ought to be protected by law from the competition of the poor." In

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HOME ABOUT SEARCH COMMENTS? Lysander Spooner (1808-1887) Lysander Spooner was a late nineteenth century anarchist. The American anarchist movement provided a crucial step in the development of libertarian philosophy, coming between the American abolitionists and the Austrian School economists. Spooner's classic work, No Treason , attacks the moral authority of government, supporting instead a system of voluntary agreements. Spooner was a Massachusetts lawyer active in the abolitionist and anarchist movements. In challenge to the newly established U.S. postal monopoly, he set up his own post office, the American Letter Mail Company. While he was forced out of business by government prosecution, his model of competition forced the Post Office to lower its stamp rates for the first and only time in its history. Appearances in Revolution Quotes on political strategy Quotes on taxes

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Lysander Spooner Natural Law. Part First. Chapter 1. The Science of Justice. Section I. The science of mine and thine-the science of justice-is the science of all human rights; of all a man's rights of person and property; of all his rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. It is the science which alone can tell any man what he can, and cannot, do; what he can, and cannot, have; what he can, and cannot, say, without infringing the rights of any other person. It is the science of peace; and the only science of peace; since it is the science which alone can tell us on what conditions mankind can live in peace, or ought to live in peace, with each other. These conditions are simply these: viz., first, that each man shall do, towards every other, all that justice requires him to do; as, for example, that he shall pay his debts, that he shall return borrowed or stolen property to its owner, and that he shall make reparation for any injury he may have done to the person or property of another. The second condition is, that each man shall abstain from doing to another, anything which justice forbids him to do; as, for example, that he shall abstain from committing theft, robbery, arson, murder, or any other crime against the person or property of another.

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